Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-17
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The News Of the Day Pointedly Psrs.
Sraphed for HAsty Ksaders.
ONE marriage license was issued yes
terday.
SHE new curbing is being set along
So W Penn street.
"NAIF's Luck" at the Grand Opera
HOutN this evening,
THE Board of Education meets in regu-
lar session this evening.
THE Council Committee on Claims will
meet tomorrow evening.
MADAME FRYE Concert Company al the
Opera House, this evening.
THERE was but one case before His
Honor yesterday morning.
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
TIE Steubenville papers say half the
horses in that city have the distemper.
The new addition to the Ohio River
freight depot has been put under ROOF.
THE ladies were out shopping in full
force, yesterday, the weather being de-
lightful.
Dr.. JAMES Z. REEVES has disposed Of
his residence on Chapline street to Mr..
Joseph Gibbs for $500.
Work on the Washington District
school building is going along slowly and
il is about ready for the roof,
THE last will and testament of John
Blattner, deceased, was admitted to probate
yesterday, and ordered to be recorded.
The work of improving the st. James
Hotel was commenced yesterday, under
the direction of Architect f. W. Wells.
THE Silver Leaf Social gave a grand ball
at Trouseh's Hall, Fulton, last evening,
which was largely attended. Mayors
orchestra furnished the music.
MARY DAZZLING is the name of the girl
who was taken from an East Side mGiSOR de
jiOis several days since, and not Mary Oar
by, as the types stated the other morning.
THIEVES forced an entrance into the sta
ton of the Ohio River Railroad Company
at MOundsyille, Tuesday night, but Sc
cured nothing except n small amount of
change.
The famous Madison Square Theatre
comedy.drama, May Blossom, will be pro-
duced at the Opera House, on the 23d, by
a strong company under the management
Of Mr.. Joseph Adelman.
AUCTIOSEER HALLER yesterday offered
for sale the Kress brewery property, at the
corner of Seventh and Market street. The
highest bid received by John Kinney,
s., The sale was postponed.
HARLEY MERRY, in "~Argonauts:soi 49,"
carrying a car load OF scenery and me-
chanical effects, will be the attraction at
the Grand Opera House 81, - and 23. Mr..
Merry is one of the greaterst senic artists
in America.
DR.. ID. A. CUNNINGHAM will lead the
union prayer meeting at the Young Mems
Christian Association building, at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. The Young mems ~evangel-
the evening.
SECRETARY RUTTER, of the Elm Grove
motor line, has received a letter from
Spain, in which F. Arias, Of the Bilboa
TGamway Company, asks for information
as to the construction and operation Of the
Elm Grove plant.
YESTERDAY Thomas Hodgsns, OF Toron-
10, ~, llt a narrow SSCdiF lIolu hthlu'
He was driving a coal wagon across the c.
x z. track, when the local freight backed
down on him, MASKING the wagon 20 pieces.
Mr.. Hodgens and the train both escaped
unhurt.
PROF. MUiLEN'S class in dancing will
give another of their recherche receptions
this evening in MaenerChOr Hall, Oh Mar
ket street. Prot. Mullen's receptions are
always enjoyable occasions to the lovers OF
the Terpsichorean art who are fortunate
enOught to be present.
A GREAT many goods we're received ut
the WOmen's Industrial Exchange cester-
day, and the ladies anticipate u lively
business. The ladies have had a neat bill
OF fare printed for the luncheon, which is
served daily from II to , O'Clock, aud those
who want 4 gUGd meal are discovering that
is the place 10 get iJS
DOCTOR ISRAEL WERLICH, OF Martins
Ferry, whose death wa mentioned in these
columns yesterday morning. will be- buried
on Saturday by the /. O.. . F., of which
he was a member. The DGct0r came to
Martins Ferry in ISL, from Washington
county, Pa where he was born aud bred,
and studied medicine. He married o
1sG6, his wife living only a few years, Dr.
Werlich was a claSsmate OF James IT,
Blaine. al Washington, Pa.